Reflective Supervision for Supervisors - A Research in Practice Event for CSC and PS
Venue
Webinar: Microsoft Teams, Teams
Event Tutors
Course Tutor
Admin Contact
Learning and Development (HRlearninganddevelopment@southglos.gov.uk)
Target Audience
Social Care Staff
Event Types
Course (daytime)
Course categories
Children and Young People
Children and Young People subcategories
Children's Social Care
Event description
This session has been arranged specifically for practitioners in CSC and PS who carry out supervisions.
It is widely acknowledged that for supervision to be effective it should be reflective and that it should include critical analysis, reflection and emotional support. To a large extent, this is dependent on the skills, knowledge and availability of the supervisor. This workshop is designed for supervisors to support and empower them in the delivering of effective reflective supervision. This workshop introduces the participants to the fundamentals of reflective supervision, offering a mix of presentation, film, individual work, small group and large group discussion. The aim is to create a space for open discussion and reflection for participants encouraging people to share their experience and their practice wisdom.
The workshop will:
Build practice supervisor’s confidence, skills and knowledge in reflective supervision. This workshop will set out your role in supporting practitioners in direct practice with children, young people, adults and families.
You will discuss what reflective supervision is and will practice using a reflective cycle. You will also explore how the emotional impact of work can be addressed in reflective supervision.
During the workshop, you will consider your role in supporting inclusive and anti-racist supervision and how issues of inclusion, diversity and power can be acknowledged and addressed through the supervisory relationship.
It is widely acknowledged that for supervision to be effective it should be reflective and that it should include critical analysis, reflection and emotional support. To a large extent, this is dependent on the skills, knowledge and availability of the supervisor. This workshop is designed for supervisors to support and empower them in the delivering of effective reflective supervision. This workshop introduces the participants to the fundamentals of reflective supervision, offering a mix of presentation, film, individual work, small group and large group discussion. The aim is to create a space for open discussion and reflection for participants encouraging people to share their experience and their practice wisdom.
The workshop will:
Build practice supervisor’s confidence, skills and knowledge in reflective supervision. This workshop will set out your role in supporting practitioners in direct practice with children, young people, adults and families.
You will discuss what reflective supervision is and will practice using a reflective cycle. You will also explore how the emotional impact of work can be addressed in reflective supervision.
During the workshop, you will consider your role in supporting inclusive and anti-racist supervision and how issues of inclusion, diversity and power can be acknowledged and addressed through the supervisory relationship.
Learning outcomes
As a result of attending this workshop participants will be able to:
Discuss what reflective supervision is and why it is important.
Explore our professional journey, consider our own identity and history, and reflect on how we bring ourselves to supervision.
Consider issues of inclusion, diversity, and power in the supervisory relationship.
Understand why allyship and anti-racist supervision are vital to promoting anti-racist and anti-oppressive practice.
Practice using the reflective cycle – a key skill in reflective supervision.
Explore how the emotional impact of work can be addressed in reflective supervision.
Consider where we are at as a practice supervisor – and where we want to be.
Start Date
Tuesday 11 February 2025
End Date
Tuesday 11 February 2025
Closing Date
Wednesday 5 February 2025
Times
10:00 - 16:00
Maximum Places
20
Cost
£0.00
Number of Sessions
1
Certificate expiry
No
Pass/Fail event
No